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How Much Protein Is Simply Too Much?
You see it everywhere: protein shakes, the keto diet and even supplements. But can you eat too much of it?
Know, help, heal: Suicide risk factors and warning signs
Use these resources and tools to support you in healing, helping and saving lives
Understand The Effects of Aging and Alcohol
Families, friends, and healthcare workers often overlook their concerns about older people drinking
Essential back-to-school health tips for your kids
Strategies for ensuring your child's wellbeing and success this school year
Pickleball Safety 101: Expert tips to Keep You in the game
Use these few tweaks to help keep you from getting in a real pickle on the court.
Latest Stories
Nothing Beats a Summer Peach: Make Peaches Part of Your Healthy Diet
Feeling peachy? Take a bite out of summer with these summertime peach-inspired recipes!
Weighing in on healthier habits: How to pick the eating style that’s right for you
How to pick the eating style that’s right for you
Creating family adventures with parent-friendly services at the zoo
Accessibility options make the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance a welcoming place for all
Navigate your breastfeeding journey with Connect Care lactation help
Get the support you need from the comfort of your home
What can a primary care provider do for your mental health?
How and why to discuss behavioral health with your primary care provider.
Your prescription for nutrition: How to embrace food as medicine
Learn how you might apply these nutrition principles in your life
Lifestyle Medicine & Wellness
The Two Sides of Stress: Embracing the Good and Managing the Bad
Stress is a universal experience, but did you know it can actually be a good thing? Not all stress is bad. In fact, it can be a valuable tool in our daily lives when managed properly.
Making exercise more manageable
The thought of exercising can be daunting for many of us, but it doesn’t have to be. Sticking to a moderate intensity or within what’s called ‘zone 2 cardio’ can help make exercise more manageable and just as effective, when done consistently and often.
Why primary care is important for LGBTQ+ people
Primary care is an important part of living your healthiest life possible, which is why we work hard to explain the benefits to everyone. It’s also important to make sure minorities have the same access to health care. That’s why Intermountain has providers who are LGBTQ+ clinically competent.
When you should do an ice bath
When the weather gets warmer, many people look to cool off in different ways. Believe it or not though, there are some benefits to dunking yourself in cold water and there are a lot of ways to go about it too.
How the food you eat can impact your mental health
The connection between food and our mood is so much more important than you may realize. 90% of our body’s serotonin is made in our gut and only 10% of it is made in our brains. Serotonin is chemical that our body uses to send messages that control our mood, behavior, memory, and digestion.
Baking better: Balancing flavor and wellness
Learn about the surprising health benefits of sourdough bread.
Heart Health
Learn the latest on heart healthy diets
Here's how the American Heart Association ranked your favorite diets
Heart attack or heartburn? When to worry
Learn to spot the difference and save a life
Keep things ticking: Top 10 heart health risk factors
Take our quiz to find out your risk and create a unique heart health plan
Heart health tips by the decade
An Intermountain Health cardiologist shares how to keep your heart healthy